Upcoming Events

The Origins of the Genus Homo

When did our ancestors look the way we expect the earliest members of our genus to have looked? When did […]

Science and the Transformation of Cities

In the last 120 years, rapid urbanization has brought about an amazing societal transformation. In the past, 80 percent of […]

How Do You Want Your Data: Hot or Cold?

Join Professor Brice Ménard, Associate Professor at John Hopkins University, for the latest CIERA Interdisciplinary Colloquium. As time goes on, our […]

Peering into the Cosmic Maelstrom

Recently, the collision of two neutron stars was discovered by astronomers using both telescopes and the LIGO gravitational-wave observatory. This […]

Adults Night Out at Lincoln Park Zoo

Ever wondered what it would be like to explore Lincoln Park Zoo after the gates close? Here’s your chance! Leave […]

$15

Extreme Storms

Huge downpours, massive flooding, heat waves, prolonged droughts—these extreme events are occurring more frequently, and with greater intensity. “100-year-floods” are […]

Science Friday – Live in Chicago

Science Friday is heading to Chicago for a special live event this June and is asking for your help. Were you […]

Let’s Get Slimey with ChiTownBio

Meetup with ChiTownBio to play with slime! Slime molds are found on every continent and provide a fascinating glimpse of […]

Free

March for Science MeetUp at The Scout

On July 7-8, science advocates from around the world will come together in Chicago to engage in conversations, skill building, […]